215 Interface: Using sticky panels and saving workspaces

- [Instructor] In this AutoCAD tip and trick, … we're going to take a little look at the AutoCAD interface … and how we can use it to our advantage. … So we've got a new drawing for you. … It's called 215INTERFACEpanels.DWG, … and as usual, you can download it from the library … to follow along with this particular tips and tricks video. … Now, when you open up the drawing, … you should be in the model tab, not the layout tab. … So you should be seeing some little metal plates … with holes in them, and a few dimensions here and there too, … like you can see on the screen at the moment. … Now, what we're going to look at … is sticky panels and also making sure … that our sticky panel arrangement is saved … in a new AutoCAD workspace. … So how does sticky panels work? … Well, sometimes you might want all of your draw tools … over here on the draw panel available all the time, … even when you're in something like the annotate tab … on the ribbon. … So let's go back to the home tab, … and what we can do is we can literally click and drag …